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Alexander Likhotal, formerly Gorbachev's press secretary, and now a professor in Geneva, remains in close touch with democratic and peace-oriented political figures in Moscow. He calls the current tensions an "imaginary war" and foresees no new nuclear arms reductions.
By Metta SpencerAlexander Likhotal, formerly Gorbachev's press secretary, and now a professor in Geneva, remains in close touch with democratic and peace-oriented political figures in Moscow. He calls the current tensions an "imaginary war" and foresees no new nuclear arms reductions.